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misfortune. Sullivan will go to Hot
Springs. Ark.
COMING 90 So. PAUL.
Various Carnival Clubs Pre- parins

VARIOUS Carnival Clubs Preparing.
Special to the GIobs
ALBERT LEA, Jan. 2G.-The Albert
Lea Ski club, seventy-ffYe strong, has APP
piled for railroad transportation for visit
to the ST. Paul Carnival. The president of
the club is Banker G. GlIlbrandson and it
includes many of our most prominent citi-
zens
HASTINGS, Jan. 20.-Between four and
i've hundred of our citizens, including the
gentlemen and lady toboggan clubs, with
the Hastings COrnet band went up to st.
Paul to-day to witness the storming of tha
ice palace.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-21
National Board Of Trade.
Special TO the Globe.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The Minnesota
delegation i'll the National board of trade,
Messrs. Casey and Munger, voted to-day as
four of the five Minnesota delegates in the
house bill on free ships. A resolution has
been proposed urging congress to grant
subsidy of 80 cents per ton for ten years for
every !. ZOO miles sailed by vessels-sail or
steam-bult and owned in the United
States and engaged in foreign commerce.
The Chicago delegation offered a substitute
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Frozen TO Death.
pecial to the Globe.

cpCCItu 10 IuG UIOUt-
MANDAN. Oak. Jan. 2O.-The sons of
Louis Meisal brought the body of their
father in to-day from the north to this
city. He was found frozen on the prairie
half mile from home. He had been
hauling wood. and was lost on the way on
his return. His wife is in an insane asv-
lum at Jamestown. He leaves i've
daEghters and four sons.
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Tne snow BLOCKADE.
Special 20 the Globe.

SpeclaI 20 Tue GI0De.
blockade since 1880 has existed since Sun
day On the east line of the Dakota Central
road. Other branches have been more or
less INSTRUCTED but trains are now running
regularly. A through east mail arrived this
evening. the first since Sunday. The
weather has been quite severe the Their
mometer ranging from Is to 200 below
7arO
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Special to the Globe
MITCHELL. Oak, Jan. 2O-Frederick
L. Omans, of Olivet, OAK. was arrested
here to day for mortgaging property he did
not own. by which he obtained $40 from
the First National bank of this city and $50
from Mitchell. also a new top buggy from
Walrath IL Morrow He waived examina-
ton and in default of bail was locked up
in the county jail. 1t is thought he gave
the money to a partner named Kobes. as
he had only u cents on his person when
arrested.
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baldwin Tobogganers.
Special to the Globe


BALDWIN. Wis, Jan. 2O.-In spite of
very disagreeable weather last night the
opening of the toboggan slide took place.
The St. CroiX Toboggan and Ski club. to
the number of sixty, were out in full force
and made a fine appearance. The slide
was brilliantly illuminated with colored
hre. rockets were shot off. and the cannon
doomed. There was gathering of about
800 people to witness the ceremony, many
coming from neighboring towns. About
seYenty-fve couples Extended the dance
afterward in the rink.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-21
A Mining Accident.

Special to the Globe
DUBUQUE. Ia, Jan. 2O.-While descending
a mining shaft to-day the rope broke, pre-
clpitating Geo. MulIett. the occupant of the
tub. distance of sixty feet. He was
picked up insensible with three ribs broken
and severely bruised. The injuries are not
necessarily fatal.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-21
The Price ofaVote.

ALBANY. \. Y, Jan. 2O.-In the as
sembly to-day Mr.. Mccain offered reso-
luton requesting the comptroller to report
at his earliest convenience what disposition
had been made of the 50, 900. which has
been in his hands since 1881, and which is
alleged to be the price of a vote for United
States senator i'll 1881. 1t went over under
the rules
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Washington Personals.

cpttIdI 10 lI1t OIUDG-
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-H. A. Clark,
of Helena. Mont, and Gov. A. P. Swine
ford and wife, of Alaska, are at the Ma
tional hotel. Mrs. Senator Mcmillan was
assisted in her reception yesterday by Mrs.
William B. Dean and Mrs. James B. Beals.
of st. Paul. and had many callers. Capt.
Leon A. Matile. Eleventh infantry. Fort
Abraham Lincoln, OAK, is granted one
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To BE Congratulated.


Minnesota is to be heartily congratulated
c. b. Davis will represent the state for the
next six years in the United States senate
and that 1t will be done well goes without
yelling it all over the country Our new
senator is bound TO make national nama.
and there is no telling where he will stop.
Let's see, in 1892 president is tc be elected.
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something for Lounsberry.

SpeclaI 70 the dIODe-
WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator Wilson
reported to day Senator McAIilIan's bill to
pay CO.. Lounsberry. of Duluth, formerly
postmaster al Bismarck, $3.50 for clerk hire.
paid cut by him i'll 1891 the amount having
been disallowed in the settlement of his
accounts.
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Trading His shorthorns.

SpeclaI 10 Inc GIObe.
FERGUS FALLS. Jan. 2O.-H. G. Stor-
dock has traded four thoroughbred short
horn heifers, three years old, to C. D.
Baker of this city, for four eligible lots east
OF the insane asylum grounds in the north
ern part of the city.
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Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan. 2O.-The
legislature met in joint convention at u
o'clock with the same double headed ar
rangement as TO presiding officers that was
agreed upon yesterday. Only one ballot was
taken. the vote standing: Turpie 75.
Harrison II. Allen 4. The session was
very tame and was not marked by incident
of any kind.
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Odd Fellows, Troubles.

Special to the GLOBE.
RID WING, Jan. 2O.-There is trouble
brewing here in one of the I. o. 0. F.
lodges on account of objections being made
by certain members because some of their
brethren are members of the PatriarchiaI
circle. The matter is being warmly dis
cussed. and an effort will probably be made
to expel these latter from Odd Fellowship.
To this the latter object. and affairs prom
Use to take lively turn before the matter
reaches final settlement.
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Seriously Burned.

Special to the Globe.
ELGIN, Mimi, Jan. 20.-A 3-year-old
child of Chris Koepke, a farmer living one
and half miles southeast of this place. fell
into boiler of scalding water one day last
week and was seriously burned about the
head and shoulders.
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Died at Muscatine.

MUsCATINE, Ia, Jan. 2O.-Dr. W. S.
Robertson, president of the state board of
health, died here this morning. He was
major of the Fifth Iowa regiment of III
fantry volunteers during the rebellion and
was prominent Mason.
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Doesn't care for the Honor.

SptclaI 70 the Clone.
RED Wing, Jan. 2O.-N. o. Werner an
nounceS this afternoon that he has declined
the appointment rendered him by Gov. Me-
Gil .as member of the state fish commits
sion.
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sullivan AT winnipeg.
Special to the Globe.

WINNIPEG, Man. Jan. 2o.-The Sulli-
van combination gave an exhibition here
to night. Sullivan did no sparring. on
account Of his arm. On Saturday they go
to Grand Forks. and on Monday the com
bination disbands, owing to Sullivan's
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a Good lace TO Visit.
Special to the Globe.


DUBUQUE, Ia. Jan. 2O.-Mayor GIab and
two members of the city council have gone
to st. Paul over the Minnesota & North
western railway in a special car.
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REALISTIC an. vivid.

Hundreds of admiring visitors daily tes-
tify to the supurb merits of the splendid
Gettysburg panorama, st. Paul.
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Rupture Cured

Without an operation or detentiollI ON husi-
ness Treatment external. VIII explain
method to all interested. We ruarantae i'm
mediate relief and a hnal cure in all cases
that can be reduced. Gail and see test
monials. Send for circulars. PROP. NJ r
BARKER, Pa Colon block, Minneapolis. MINI
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DAKOTA LEGISLATURE.

ut have pulled him through
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Send stamp for Hrs. Pinkham s'Guide TO Eea,4t,s
and Confidential circular, witt. descriptior, Of cas
and symptoms OF weakness. Eeztion thls P,rs --4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Feb. tspeotap.-wheat opened at ef< con's
for May today the figures being identical win those OF
Thursdays close Conso.s quoted at hst Two points
better but price given showed loss OF one point So
that raicr. got no from wars alarms The price Oh
May pork shot mp els 80 with considerable anxiety
on the part get in. Then 10 WAS reported mat
Wright was free seller and with this the hgures slipped
down again to sl9 s.. But from THIS point the Market
.aed under good buying and mAto some advance Jones
and Bloom we're said To buying In rather large amounts
Wheat suffered for while decline gong ~ IS cents
trade not ANXIOUS 10 sell Al tne ueoIn
and ne re about So cents the most OF te morn
ing quiet al tho forenoon Nay SOIL AZ ~
l AZ Al cent. 1ut should De- sid that brokers with plenty
ofnrirr. couldn't az he Inter price BfegA gi.ht
something Ike 80 900 bushels during tho motnnG On e
pork liz selling al t6 % ut Nay
The closing prices Nay wheat ~ cents et 'oini
ccutsi Nay pprs SO % May ari 30 o-'|so ." -'
UOri Uus May, ~ Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

weekly-sAlcs Of week. 81 600 bales American, 1900
bale, spceulaiog. took, 500 bales exporters TOOK Up
bales forwarde. shp, side direct "a spnners y 700
bales actual port. 5000 bales total Iec'pts uV'
bales American $1,000 bales. total stock 81 'uo0 1a's
American b-uOUO bales amount VI cotton aNoAt - "vup
bales. American. 2t4.O0o bales .. o,,,c -,
GALVESTON. F.b q oiion hrm Mldllng l3S-lo; I"N
Mlddlmg. "a Gopd ordinary net receipts lOol bAi'
sale 81 bales stock. ol,bl- bales .oo.,
receipts l2@tp nair- gross it'e'itr .''-
he Continent, la,2-3 bales Coi9t"iac'
1857 baie- sales. :. $50 bales. ,..,,. ~,
NORFOLK Feb. 4.-CottOn easy. nominal Mldduhg, 80
net aud gross receipts 1857 bales export. to Hrat bI
aIn ~ cOastwse. % bales, sales Las u@cs s'f
~ 2eO bales. 49,. D..
Weekiy-Net gross receipts 34Gj bales exports to
Great Britain gGl uaIcs C0istw!sc 5l3J bales. sales
1871 bales. .... a -, 49,,
sAyAsNAH Feb. 4-CottOn dull Middling. g. Low Midi.
Ing -. Good Ordinary -; net ana gross receipts
baes ports To the Continent XiUU bales sAlo~ ~"
bales: % i31 haos.
Weeklv-Set receipts 49, 2o3 bales gross. 1882 bales
To- BTitaIn 1898 bales 10 fruh e, ssJl
bales 10 the continent 24OO bales coastwsc zoos aies
sales $50 bales. -
TRw.OKLkAKs. Feb 3--Cotton stotiy. Mddhng -, Low
Middling, 1916 GOOi Ordinary - net receipt 1O-o
bales 1ru-s 1905 bales exports 10 France 10 bales 10
Continent 30; cOastwiso 6iD sae' bOOo Daes so'A'
3I9.2sa bales -,,o, - -
Weekly-Ne receipts 4s7l4 bales So O39 bales ex
port. Britain 20s1s bales to France Io3II OA
1882 bales cOastwise V50l bales safes
sales 3O.5JO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
t,,popr1Y punnt,cC MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, Feb 4-Provisions-Bacon Cumberland CUT.
g6s 3D., Long Mindless DOS. OH short Clear Mfddios
35s G Ds J6s ID shoulders Us Oh per cwI Beei
SOS Cd Mess Prime Mess. t7s 3D. PORK
Prime Moss G2A Od per DDL Prime Mess. Eastern
62s6d; SIS 3D. LaTd-A mfrcan 33s PRIME " rat
eru YJs 81; oil, 32s. I'd Hams-Long cut -. o.;
hhoulders J5-Od llOs6d LOr finest nv"
state. cheese American Choice Bi-. Oh. Whcat-Ke'
Western Spring, "a. I'd. as. yd Kei Winter - sd a
r. bd. per GENITAL New NO. 2 Wintct. T. 4dj do No .
spriug Is I'D. MiIed Western Is. Id California No.
l. rs. 0dt NO z De. I'D aG si. Genital Pro
dce-spirt, Turpentine 3Os g.; do NJ LONDON 2S' VI
per cwL Refined Petroleum, I'd per gallon Glover seed
Fine American pa. Oh: Prime City 23s ca per owti
Kosn-Common 80 Dd, Pale liza Cd ads. OF Llnsced on
2Os 81 per owt Provisions American EcfriGeri" iee
hind quarters b2 fore quarters 3d per 10 hops Al "
dOn-Newlork state az ljz OL y AZ %. Oh COtohsoOi
oil. Liverpool make. lss ID - 800. - -, , coc
LONDON. Feb. 4rIoduee- Lnscei on. 500 0a5d d E2o
per Calcutti 1nsecd 4ls0i. per quarters La
seed Cake. sC l7s Cd por ton ltehned Peiroeun ~
al. per gallon: spirits OF Inrpentine. zss Od per
Pale o.. Od GllA GA Proyisions-Lard ~ Cd er
American. sugar-l3s Od pof owt. Ter Cuba Cen.
triuga poonzlng Y6' aud Is % ia % for
refining a1oat. Australian ow-Beef. 25s 81 a 2s
I'd; Mutton 2ss ID 930A I'd Cocoannt Obey on kSo
Cochin 1877 Os. American refrigerated Bcef S. 3D. ior
hind quarters and rs I'D for fore quarters per SD by Inc
ASTwgRr. Feb. 4.-Petrolenm-Fine Pale American 10
26centimes paid and 10 francs 81 confines sellers
Wilcors Lard closed at ~ francs prr 100 hioa
BREMEN, Feb 4-PetfOicum. d marks - pennln1s
Wooxs Lard closed at 80 marks 20 pfrnnnBs per llo ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
COTTON MAnkErs-eY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Feb. 4;-i2S0 p m, otton dull without
auoiable change. Mdlng Uplands Odd 10 orleans o%l
saes-sOOO Oies including 1000 bales for speculation
and export Receipts. 800 bale, all American -
Futures quiet Uplands Low MddinS clause February
delivery BGld do February aud March dehyory Obl
also SD; do March AMI prl delivery 76id aso >
sG4d. do April ami May delivery. jTOst also HIs :
do me delivery i0id also 1904 T., DO Juno
and Inly delivery l64d also l26id; 10 July amt Aug
delivery. l46id do August ana september ue'eiJ'
D l6siL 81 p5 lbbtd
9p m-CottonIne sales Of the daY included 600 bale,
American
Fuures -teady Upands Low Midding clause, February
OGl sellers. do. February and March delivery
4 5-G4d do March and Aprl delivery. 5btiL
SELLERS do April aud May delivery '.6id. buyers do
Nav and delivery. gGii pnyersi do Juno and July
delivery lI.64d do July AMI August delivery
S.04a buyers August and september delivery iobtl
BUYERS; do. September and October delivery, l%biL
buyers.
d mixtures closed quet Upianhs Low Nidhllng
delivery 5ti. sc DO February ana
3 6id sci do March and Alru d'uy-
erv 7.Bld tnycr~ Aprii aud hay delivery D SUD-
sellers: and Juno delivery ooid -ecr- do Juno
and July delivery lX-J4d do July and August
delivery IGGid. sellers. August and september dclv
cry l-Uid seller. do. September and october delivery
l2-0id sellers
for delivery at Odays cscarings 2IOO baes new
dOckets and 800 old dOcket-
Fc The following tho total net receipts OF cotton
a all the ports since september !. 1855;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRETS

FEATURES OF NEY-YORK DEALtN9I
The restoration Of calm In tho foreign stock markets.
and assuring tone Of tho cable sdvices enocou
slight decline the grain markets YESTERDAY In wheat OPP
trading moderately activo SCALE ana prices
fell cent but tho decline further was retarded Dy he
steady condition grain abroad and the active Inquiry deve
oped by shippers Cash wheat fell OF @ cent out AZ
exporters buyers up to over ooOoo ons
els After yielding in vanes tho options were
steady the close fairly rm with inc maj
losses only cent follows February 2t Marcn 49,
April cas- May 95i Juno 06A and July 81 cents cssn
corn under the quietness-alnost
of the Shipping demand. Tho options were du ana Sn
lower barely steady at ts' for Feruary 80
March 49s for April 50 for May and 0o1 cents ol
feature in oats the almost entire SUSPENSION
10000 bushels being dealt In spot oth
shade Final prices for the options showed losses OF
February and March at 36S centsend CENT ot
April and May At The same ng9res strong tone was HTs
speculation by TIE increased export demand
purchases ~ shppers reached l6OO tlsrcss =.
purchases Of 100 erces 70 arrive OF when AI par
supposed be Intended Tor export GAN. OF Polns T r
extended through the options, which ended as i9o"s
ruary and March So o. April 81 o., May 81 H. anu JUN
81 ID =,
Ths receipt, and nour reported yesterday az
lows, Wheat ~ lO4 bushels corn. lOO2C7 bushels
5s 500 bushels total gram 24 $40 bushels Hour. to5iV
packages Chicago Milwaukee and 81 i91s the nT,vts
we're Wheat S2.533 bushelsf corn. l1RSls bushes
oats 104 bushels total grain S6s2'4 'ush"s hour
IA U.rre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
TIE STATE or TRADE

vB.LIIwosa. rcb. 4.-cot'on nrm. Mtldlnr etc.:-,
ssSS ss g, 4s.s srss As wsserH ~ sapsssa: -
Rras s saIcssns = TO- Extra g 1873 ~ DO S
Patent 50 whss.-soarSsra easier western esass
Southern Rel % ssse.. 10 Amber 55se7es No. Mari.
Fe1rnary eoI.e bid Msfeh si sssc Nav y seiSc o"
Corn Southern higher Western lower southern WHITE
tssssiac Feb sss,7s S.r %'''sFS ssea ' S
Sc bid oats .teaiy southern 81 ssse, Westers White
RYE quiet sale. At sossse 'msy a"s, PRIME n
Choice Western si asl5 90 Provisions steady ,ess
packed 8. S7 10 Bacon-shouiers 7.s7s.c., Clear Rss
Sides So Hams HAD ls,. cs LArisRsnnsa 7s.a.
REFINED tic .conss~Rio sargos. ordinary - ar.
as. iS,. @ ;s:s e .%
rrsisnts Lyerpco Der steamer da 4. ,,. a
1890 bn.h Cora SO7Oe bush. oat. 1000 ou.h. ave
600 bush shlpments-Flour - 1873 Dbl. Wheat ;:....
bush Corn $4,000 Oush sslss-wneat iS74oo BUSH Cora
8! cs%?ss Ezra. . Sosss rs f..s%.:
:sss% So Nc We YSe 90 g %Ass "a. ssss y:
ton 81 Bn,tsr aull Sorthern kstra cram
gr Eastern E1ts. cssa%er, 27 western S Esr
Be-, isesi4e asked zee. steady Eastern IItrs
900 s Newfo.s Frs.s q zoe ieceints for ne aay
osss sS.s Aa oco s Cora '''A
ngV'A.o FEB a,whs,soxc ! Hari strong. sale. 9 600
Pasiac o.c Winter MEss. lower AL, 10 ear, So.
sos ss T. S VII sc So s ys Corr r@ ss
steady Ma whte 35se; 80. 3 White - sci No.
@S sa-s sSs Ss. Corn a pa sse
Data 5000 bush. shipments-wheat $4,000 bush Corn
Patent. ~ 1894 5o southern winters 81 30 sst TO- Mich
gan Winter - 75ds4 90 Choice t Fancy Minnesota Pat.
1925. Rye Fiour-s2 osss 10 m Dols Backwhsas 81
1a,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
CHICORY-Qniet and unchanged.

ORDAGE-Mo'erntely active at previous prices
FOREIGN FRUITs-daiet and a.ont steady; .,,o, 10.
not Ts Sny ooant fS1 feeling rather
w % Sn s ppe holding back
sales 600 bbls Including 1870 bills Guy MN EEtro
Ssls sSpsr1ne s2 gesss 80 sitet Tor choice; 100
Estr. 1885 b. and Fancy Is 90 54oo
Good 10 choicc the latter for one or private Of
patent INCLUDED in the .ae were SiSn eo,. -, "spr
Extra No. ~ l5dsI 55 Good to Fancy Extra state ss 40
cool to ch9eo Ertr, Western 81 7ootS 20. common .
sr ETA oh 5, iISfl 2s Good to 81 cA2 s
g s5 cs} . l9ss. IS Eye Myar~ g aoSst 20
8 ~ o5 It loa, Common to gr Extra - l'S $500,
& 80 '? ss fao NV Wnt. Whoa, n.trn 81 500
sS S5 cay M Extra ,9T wq.t PiT' Co%s an
UNCHANGED pr sales $50 bills Cannon % Fair EStre
FLOUR-In rnoderaic request -ales $50 eel.
snpernne at ~ :, co. and Fancy ~ snail o,, ~ - 3@
~ 5oes = snt brandy VINE a. :? iidss s1..BuoA'
dKAIN-wHEAT-Th market fcatnrele's today.
SPOT lots h modrrat" demand from export bat TIE milling
co.ns hcyy The options opened heavy ahddeclinei . %
but tnwsri he cose stronger rlns elops leay
NAY eg5 othgrsse 10Y eg,ne i% 9tp
Unsradei 90 j3c., No Red 8lc. 80. Rcd 93'se
Wh sis's ~ Sc No WGitc &C. g. Rel p6aay
o. d92a So closing At y2l2c a. Nir'n vs. / ", e..
DO Gay. o5i as lido closing " 10. June oees
August " fY7 , closing a. ~ tc' Do -ep'emecr
&C
do November closing uouinaly II OOf. ~. December
o. co-iug at - ~ - Rf = Qutt tnd
une han gel. BARLEY MALI
d CON- Tented lower. yin few orrr
ngs lot. down &c fer bush. ard rniel dul
with export interest 1ho options brnke "a &c
al the oui fairly steady AZ the bottom
rates Speculation less general sale--jOi 900 bushels
:uarr 10000 bqshel. SPOT Including Vngradea SSea =.
.71d i9c. no 3. ~ &c steamer 49, - ~ In elevator
40 2 asa4da9G In elevator 300. aloat No = frntn
arr 4ss,c closing 4si,c; do March. aga t'Ac clos,
Ing at 4gi.c April closing at f9.cl do. May % $40
n az Juno. closing At
DUH weak. and prices or e-s
pOminai Cash tribe. without leading e. much
activity closing barely steady stes-loOOO bushel. fu
bushels linz M II tBc. 10 Whito,
s7i,c.; No 2 3Gaa3t's.; do. white. 3sr6Jsfc.. IA !
Wbite 800 Mixed 81 3gc.. White do. - i2;
White STATE tOc 30 February. 30 a.. closing a 5"'c
March. closing nDmlnsly II 3bIcs do Aml, c9sIng
normally 80 DC. do May, nominal al 36c do June
Nominal At FEED ontinurs very ht,
AMI values UNCHANGED. 81 y, 8odg2t; 90 %, s0a soc;
~ d. soc. 100 %. eJ 4V5c. sharps, 90 o. Rye
feed - SOC
walkers Private Daily Circular. February 1. ls,7. New
YORK
til Washington Department ~ Agriculture gives The win
Tar wheat and crop 81 1856 cent OF l7-t area -unn
,r cr,p 81 ST. and comparative cOnd
ton December 1875 and 1891
winter wheat crop l-S6. 81 crop. Avrge coufltn
states Bush. ye.d. Ara acroA pr cnt. l-7S l'-5
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY FEBRUARY s, 1887

s s Ss:
sss tc5f saSss
eea Long and short Ssss sa and bali s & I@s
~ LARb-There was moro life TO tho ash trading TO-DAY.
s9 Ss Hsr for a s,Gs points largely
May delivery closing SALES. oo g.. wesrn eo.
steam ii sr% Sales 20 ,cs S70ss refined SSo5sS
766c. Continent 735c south American. February cio.ns
997G sa29 t., s9g,C closing s 9gtS e May.
closing 7isc. BUTTER. CHEESE and EGds-But,t,es
There was very little fe 10 the marks, and
Dary hs trsn tubs iss29c welsh tuba IsGajc West
2lc Western Factory 8s2sc Cheese Prices have T%
support but the movement continues light ew l,I
to tho enhanced views Of holders s E'si
iisi2s.Gt Good to choice Light skins, los, sll'.o-
lower on large receipts state 2sc "es'o'n'
2sei Southern. 27a2sc.: LINED. S'na2lG o,. ,o,.,
z NC. and Oeomargarine. 608 LILO
sUGAR-The tone OF the raw sugar market was ahs%J
changes irom se4c Tor Moasses Size for osO test Cen.
trugal and 9lGc for Fair Refining sales 100 hhas GU
trugsl ci 300 bags do At the same price 900 nuS
is Ice. Powdered i5isss. aranqated S. 10 iSc
ard b.iss5 as cores on 6,ss5c White Extra Sc.
Extra g. a4Tc. 4iaatSo- Yellow 49, SO ..,,v.
out an nssn MARKET $50 1855 Rsnn.
yana Havana 10 20 I2c 100 ceses 1850 Pennsyivana
Seed 70 BE- go o1ses 1883 0o 5 STAT. 70
g 90 bales h'vAn' 0o' ~ ~ 70,
4 6l6a4Sc. sales. 10000 10. 4 6-l6a4sc.
WoOL-A quiet and generally steady market